quirk 的 2 个定义
- a peculiarity of action, behavior, or personality; mannerism: He is full of strange quirks.
- a shift, subterfuge, or evasion; quibble.
- a sudden twist or turn: He lost his money by a quirk of fate.
- (6)
- formed with a quirk or channel, as a molding.
quirk 近义词
oddity of personality, way of doing something
更多quirk例句
- Faced with the quirk of playing in Tampa Bay’s home stadium, they looked like a road team.
- This can cause quirks, so try setting it up on one smartphone before you bring in other people.
- Humans, with all our quirks and biases, choose what experiment to conduct in the first place, and how to do it.
- The company has succeeded by exploiting a regulatory quirk to create a virtual monopoly in publicly-traded shares of cryptocurrency.
- Baikal seals are fans of bite-sized portions, and this dietary quirk may be why the seals are thriving.
- And that luxury may be a quirk of America, or at least white America.
- Familiarity with search-engines helps, a strange quirk of working in this retro medium.
- Each member of the Bad News Bears of a team Terry ends up coaching has what should be a chuckle-worthy quirk.
- Mental illness—real OCD, for example—is only a far far distant cousin of the cute personality quirk.
- Enormously Oversized Rhinestone Earrings J. Crew is revered for its ability quirk up standby classics.
- "This was a real horse on a real flight to the winning-post," added Crozier, with a quirk at the corner of his mouth.
- It was the familiar voice he had often tried to place, but Floyd knew nobody named Quirk.
- She set herself to the purpose of making Mrs. Quirk happy, devising a hundred means to accomplish this.
- This Kathleen knew well, and she encouraged Mrs. Quirk to admire the flowers and other decorations.
- "If I knew the man that had done it, sure I would make it quite unpleasant for him," said Mrs. Quirk.